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Welcome to Drip North Shore

A new kind of wellness studio — built for calm, connection, and staying a while.

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About Drip

Relax, Reconnect, and Stay a While

Drip North Shore is your space to reset — mind, body, and soul. Located in Seylynn Village, North Vancouver, we offer private, beautifully designed rooms for deep individual treatments, plus a laid-back lounge built for conversation, connection, and post-session vibes. Whether you're coming to float, sweat, or chill, you're welcome to stay and soak it all in. Think wellness, without the rush.
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Your Ritual, Your Way

Private Rooms. Elevated Treatments. Total Reset.


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Deprivation Float Tanks

Experience deep relaxation in our float tanks, designed to ease tension, support sleep, and calm the nervous system. A sensory reset like no other.
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Himalayan Salt Cave

Booked for 1–2 people. Breathe in salt-infused air while immersed in a soft, multi-sensory space that supports respiratory health and mental clarity.
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Cold Plunge + Sauna Room

Booked for 1–2 people. Boost circulation, reduce inflammation, and shift your mindset with alternating extremes of heat and cold.
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Lay-Down Infrared Sauna

Same full-body heat, just with your head out of the zone. Stretch out, relax, and let the infrared waves work deep to support detox, recovery, and total reset.
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Massage Therapy

Targeted, therapeutic, and always tailored to you. Our massage offerings are designed to relieve tension, restore balance, and leave you grounded.
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Facials

Customised skincare treatments that nourish, hydrate, and glow you up. Whether you’re prepping for an event or just showing your skin some love.
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The Lounge

A key part of the Drip experience. Grab a drink at our licensed bar, share a snack, or catch up with a friend. Designed for lingering, not silence. Vibes incoming.
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Our Location

Steps from Bridgman Park — perfect for a pre- or post-treatment nature walk. With ample parking and a bounty of local businesses nearby, self-care fits seamlessly into your day.

Breast ultrasound screening saves lives

By working alongside mammography, automated breast ultrasound provides women with dense breasts a more thorough and reliable option.

Peace of mind

Women with dense breasts can take charge of their health and feel empowered knowing they've made an informed choice to pursue additional imaging, interpreted by radiologists.

Customized care

Designed for dense breasts, Automated Breast Ultrasound improves the detection rate of breast cancer in dense breasts and can identify cancers that traditional mammograms might miss.

Early detection

Early detection saves lives and every woman should have the opportunity to protect hers. Ultrasound (when used alongside mammography) increase chances of early detection in women with dense breast tissue, improving survival rates significantly.

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"We need to demand screening. We need to show up for screening. If you have dense breasts, ask for ultrasound screening."

Ellyn Winters-Robinson

Ellyn Winters-Robinson is a breast cancer survivor, advocate, co-creator of AskEllyn, and author. She co-authored Flat Please, a memoir detailing her journey with breast cancer, and actively campaigns for improved screening protocols to ensure better outcomes for those at higher risk.
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"I trusted my annual mammograms to catch anything concerning—but for three years, my cancer went undetected. Why? Because I had dense breasts. An ultrasound could have caught it sooner, and that could have changed everything."

Michelle Di Tomaso

Michelle Di Tomaso, founder of Dense Breasts British Columbia, is a breast cancer survivor and advocate who became vocal about the limitations of traditional screening methods after her own diagnosis.

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